2019 Induction Dinner Photos
All Attendees welcoming All Inductees
Bill O'Neil's Son Rob
Bill O'Neil's Wife Shirley, Son Rob w-Don Conway
Carol-Nancy-Patsy (Currelly) w-Jen Ashley
Carol-Nancy-Patsy (Currelly) w-Jen Ashley1
Carol-Nancy-Patsy daughters of Paul Currelly
Dinner Attendees1
Dinner Attendees2
Dinner Attendees3
Dinner Attendees4
Dinner Attendees5
Don Ito
Don Ito w-Ross Quigley
Don Ito w-Ross Quigley1
Doug Campbell-Gord Burdick Grandsons of Fred Dufton
Doug Campbell-Gord Burdick w-Mike Irwin
Doug Campbell-Gord Burdick-Grandsons of Fred Dufton
Doug Campbell-Grandson of Fred Dufton
Frank Mazza
Frank Mazza w-Coach Doug Montgomery
Frank Mazza w-Gil Brocanier
Frank Mazza w-Gil Brocanier1
Frank Mazza w-his sisters
Frank Mazza w-sister
Fred Ladrillo-certificate artist
Gigs and Cowboy selling 50-50
Joel Scott MC
Liz Basinger taking tickets
Mark Rockburn YourTv interview w-Marty Kernaghan
Mark Rockburn-Cogeco Your Tv
Marty Kernaghan
Marty Kernaghan w-Pete Harrison
Roger Tessier w-Don Conway
Rory-Denise Quigley
Rose Bateman-Dave Sommerville for Layton Dodge
Rose Bateman-Dave Sommerville for Layton Dodge1
Rose Bateman-Dave Sommerville w-John Ovens
Ross Quigley President
Ross Quigley welcoming speech
Smiths w-Quigleys
Steve Smith
Steve Smith eye-to-eye w-Liz Basinger
Steve Smith receives certificate from Liz Basinger
Steve Smith w-Family-Liz Basinger
Steve Smith w-Kaitlyn, Marnee, Trevor-grandkids of Ross Quigley
Town Crier Welcome
The Cobourg Galloping Ghosts are the most famous team in Cobourg sports history. Managed by Fred Dufton, the Ghosts won eight Ontario championships, five after World War II. They were Canadian Dominion champions in 1946, 1948 and 1950. They were the first team in Canada to wear aluminum cleats and the second to wear white uniforms.
